Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1887-03-05

the city when the children took sick, and
followed each other to the grave. Bron-
chitis which has taken away so many
little ones in the Park during the past
month attacked them and nothing could
be done to save them.
Mrs. A. B. Emery is in Salt Lake at
tending the Abbott performances.
The pleasant weather of the past week
has brought the daily attendance OF the
schools up to its former average. The
different schools in town are full and DO
ing good work.
julius Olsen mashed one of his fingers
at the Ontario mill last Friday. He was
carrying shaft which he dropped catch
! ing his finger under it and MASKING 1t 80
that he will be unable to work for some
time.
Geo. Allen, an employee of the Marsac
mill, was suffering last Tuesday with
something like fit, caused by arsenic
poisoning. Large quantities of arsenic
are inhaled by the men at the mills and
sometimes it affects them rather queerly.
Mr.. Allen is the latest victim and while
under the influence OF the poison he
| could see rabbits, chickens and other
animals and even fruits coming out OF
the fue which he tried to kill and cap
ture by throwing rocks at them. AS soon
as it passed off he drew his time and left,
thinking that he had enough OF arsenic
for the present.
M. A. Ascheim, j. H. Bowen and j.
Huse, Jr. registered at the Park City
Hotel Wednesday from Salt Lake.
The regular monthly dividend OF the
Ontario mine, amounting to $75, 900, was
paid last Tuesday.
Mackintosh's sampler received during
the last week COS, 665 pounds of Ontario
ore and S., $50 pounds of DAILY ore; total
for the week, 664, 245 pounds.
The progressive euchre party at the
residence OF Mr.. F. s. Fox Saturday
evening, was a pleasant affair and thor
oughly enjoyed by all present. Euchre
seems to be quite craze in the Park al
present, and the parties given lately have
been as merry and jolly as only Park
City people know how to be merry and
jolly. Among the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs Fox Saturday evening were Mr. and
Mrs. A. B. Emory, Mr.. and Mrs. L.
Backus, Mr.. and Mrs. G. Gullivar, Mr.
and Mrs. A. @. Hammond, DIR. and Mrs
NeWsom, Mr. and Mrs E. H. Buchanon
Mrs. Greenleaf, Mrs. Huey, Mr.. and
Mrs. R. Grant, Mr. and Mrs. Lindorfer
Miss Whittemore, NJ. G. Foote and II. q
Bates. Mrs. Greenleaf secured the frs
lady's prize, and Mr.. Backus the frs
gentleman's prize, while Mrs. Hammond
obtained the second lady's prize, anc
Mr.. Emory the second gentleman's
The BOBBY prizes were won by Mrs. Gull
livar and Mr.. Grant.
CITY COUNCIL MEETING.
On Wednesday night the City Council
obtained quorum and held their first
meeting in many weeks. The business
transacted was the usual routine bust
ness. A. B. Patten, representing the
Temple of Honor, was granted the use o.
the City Attorneys room for the meet
ings of that order until another room
could be secured.
Reports from the different committees
were read and approved. The relie
committee reported that the necessaries
of life had been provided the families o.
Mrs Arthur and Mrs Burns. The city
Jail was reported by the city property
committee as being unfit for usef-it be-
ing too cold and damp. The fitting up
OF Firemen's hall for Jail purposes was
ordered by the council. G. A. 5.